Green v. Phillips
Supreme Court of Virginia
This was an appeal from the decree of the Circuit court of Rockingham county, dissolving an injunction which had been granted to enjoin the sale under executions of fieri facias, of certain machinery in the manufactory of the Harrisonburg Dumber Manufacturing and Merchandise Company of Rockingham.
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This was an appeal from the decree of the Circuit court of Rockingham county, dissolving an injunction which had been granted to enjoin the sale under executions of fieri facias, of certain machinery in the manufactory of the Harrisonburg Dumber Manufacturing and Merchandise Company of Rockingham. This bill was filed by John T. Green, who claimed as the beneficiary in a mortgage given by the company to secure a debt for 11,045, for money loaned, and it was against a number of the creditors of the company, who had recovered judgments and sued out executions of fieri facias, which were levied…
1Opinion of the Court
*Christian, J.
delivered the opinion of the court.
The controversy in this case arises between a mortgagee and execution creditors as to certain machinery in the possession of the ‘ ‘Harrisonburg Dumber Manufacturing and Merchandise Company.”
Certain persons having entered into a partnership to build and put into operation a sash, blind and door factory, in the town of Harrisonburg, obtained from the Circuit court of Rockingham a charter of incorporation.
This company purchased and paid for four-and-a-half acres of land in the town of Harrisonburg, and erected a building thereon, putting into…
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